This document contains information about the sun and stars, binary star systems, neutrinos, and stellar spectra. It describes the sun as being powered by nuclear energy and made of hydrogen and helium gas held together by gravity. It defines three types of binary star systems: visual, eclipsing, and spectroscopic. It provides details about neutrinos, including their properties, discovery, and the three types. It also briefly explains stellar spectra and the Hertzsprung-Russell diagram.
This document contains information about the sun and stars, binary star systems, neutrinos, and stellar spectra. It describes the sun as being powered by nuclear energy and made of hydrogen and helium gas held together by gravity. It defines three types of binary star systems: visual, eclipsing, and spectroscopic. It provides details about neutrinos, including their properties, discovery, and the three types. It also briefly explains stellar spectra and the Hertzsprung-Russell diagram.
This document contains information about the sun and stars, binary star systems, neutrinos, and stellar spectra. It describes the sun as being powered by nuclear energy and made of hydrogen and helium gas held together by gravity. It defines three types of binary star systems: visual, eclipsing, and spectroscopic. It provides details about neutrinos, including their properties, discovery, and the three types. It also briefly explains stellar spectra and the Hertzsprung-Russell diagram.
Cobern Nye Power ed by Nucl ear Ener gy Made of Hydr ogen and Hel i um gas Hel d t oget her by gr avi t y Made of 6 l ayer s: Layer 1: Corona. Layer 2: Chromosphere. Layer 3: Photosphere.
Layer 4: Convection zone. Layer 5: Radiation zone. Layer 6: Core. TYPES OF BINARY STAR SYSTEMS Bi nar y s t ar s ar e s t ar s t hat or bi t each ot her * About hal f of al l s t ar s ar e i n bi nar y s ys t ems Three types of Bi nary star Systems: 1. VISUAL *Directly observable
2. ECLIPSING *One star passes directly in front of the other
TYPES OF BINARY STAR SYSTEMS 3. Spectroscopic
*Detected when a spectrum is seen to contain two sets of lines which move slightly relative to each other NEUTRINOS Neutrinos are one of the main particles that make up the Universe. They are very similar to the electron except they dont have a charge which means Neutrinos are not affected by the electromagnetic forces. They are very tiny and have little to no interaction with anything. Neutrinos are also one of the least understood of fundamental particles. The Sudbury Neutrino Observatory in Canada has produced its first images of neutrino interactions in its 1000 tonnes of heavy water. The data from this new type of neutrino detector could help to pin down the properties of solar neutrinos. HISTORY OF NEUTRINOS The electron neutrino was first postulated in 1930 by Wolfgang Pauli. They were said to weigh nothing and were impossible to detect. They were born 15 billion years ago, shortly after the universe was born. There are now known to be many neutrinos and they have a temperature of 1.9 degree Kelvin. The other neutrinos of the universe are produced during the life of stars and the explosion of supernovae.
Wolfgang Pauli THREE TYPES OF NEUTRINOS There are three different types of neutrinos. Each one is partnered with a charged particle. STELLAR SPECTRA Spectral type helps us determine the heat of a distanced star by showing what the star is composed of O B A F G K M HERTZSPRUNG-RUSSELL DIAGRAM Luminosity and temperature ALL IN ONE!